The phrase "attributable to the inclusion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the cause or reason for a particular outcome or effect, specifically in relation to something being included.
Example: "The increase in sales is attributable to the inclusion of new marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "due to the addition of" or "resulting from the incorporation of".
The low RTF for those items may be attributable to the inclusion of tables, figures, or more complex stems.
The reduction in the gap from model 1 to model 2 was mostly attributable to the inclusion of visible minority status and months of study, as most CE immigrants belonged to a visible minority, and they spent more months studying after the base year than the Canadian-born population.
However, for grip strength, the funnel plot was asymmetrical (p<0.001) although on further investigation this asymmetry was found to be attributable to the inclusion of the Swedish Military Service Conscription Register and when this study was removed from the plot there was no longer evidence of bias (p = 0.40).
The difference may be attributable to the inclusion of three additional community-level variables in the composite measure: family income, unemployment, and education.
The small sample size is attributable to the inclusion of only facilities that received both rounds of supervision in the analysis.
Furthermore, this difference in performance is likely attributable to the inclusion of the higher-risk LN+ patients in the present study cohort as compared with previous cohorts.
Collectively, these analyses supported the result that the only substructure within the panel was attributable to the inclusion of wild species and genetic stock lines, which are only a few generations removed from the wild species, rather than the cultivated potato market classes.
The rate of cesarean section is high, attributable to the inclusion criterium of healthy (near- term inear- termh an expected stay infantshospital of at least 3 days.
High variability between individuals has been reported previously (Birnbaum and Cohen Hubal 2006; Ryan et al. 2002; Schecter et al. 2003), and variability between replicates is likely attributable to the inclusion in these pools of a few serum samples with an elevated concentration.
If an amount is required to be included under section 423(c) in gross income of the estate of the deceased employee or of a person described in paragraph (1), there shall be allowed to the estate or such person a deduction with respect to the estate tax attributable to the inclusion in the taxable estate of the deceased employee of the net value for estate tax purposes of the option.
The primary differences between our findings and theirs are attributable to the choice of inclusion criteria, outcome measures, and statistical methods.
